Sunday, 25 March 2018
Church of St Peter and St Paul Cattistock Dorchester - Angels
Clutching a pot of sweetly scented Violets for the lovely Rev Linda Wilcock , who gave me permission to take photographs of the William Morris and Sir Edward Burne-Jones stained glass window , from which I have embroidered one of the Pre-Raphaelite Angels .
We drove for miles along very worrying narrow country lanes and eventually were very relieved to find the imposing Church of St Peter and St Paul in Cattistock , Dorchester ....also that we found somewhere to park along the drive that leads up to the Church !
Pretty Snowdrops everywhere !
I wasn't prepared for just how much Arts and Crafts period style I was going to see and I can tell you I am still just blown away by the beauty of it all .
If you're in the area , it's well worth a visit !
So standing here I,m already drawn in by that beautifully embroidered Altar cloth ...and just had to get a closer look .
I wonder who did this beautiful Goldwork ?
These stars are repeated all throughout the church . in the stained glass windows and paintings on the walls and ceiling .
This is a lovely one . I must try my hand at more Goldwork .
The William Morris and Sir Edward Burne-Jones Stained glass window .
So this is the stained glass window that I came to see !
It is just breathtakingly beautiful !
I am thinking about embroidering another Angel , very hard to choose which one .
I was quite moved to see my Angel , he took me by the hand through some difficult times .
There are several other beautiful stained glass windows , this child Angel just melted my heart too .
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Church of St Peter and St Paul Cattistock Dorchester,
The Censing Angel,
William Morris and Sir Edward Burne-Jones
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